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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11

unb ifabIen cine fiIberne Gai5enubr, 5 Sr.
@eIb, bic sauSe gaari6aft bss 5auiss
bic befen &leiber unb Semben unb
gfanb Spsd.
gls bic gbsfrau Samss I'm 81 t1br ibrt
&ub mad Sauie bra9te, tonnte fe BIZ
Stalltbire ni5t 6ifneu. Sas S1liHeIs
LODI mar ueritopft unb bic Srau muBts um:
febren unb ibren Wann rufen. Der ODE,
bic 0iebe warsn pabri9einIi5 pabrenb bes
3ett nod i'm Sauie, ais bic Srau betm:
tebrte. Sci ibrer Riittsbr MAJ Der Gins
bringing peri9wunben. gs TT btes fir's
annette Mul, baB bieie 9suts auf tisie srt
beftoblen werben. Man bat pon ben
S9uloisen tetne Spar.
Gin ii itanb Der Stabt Gu r M
burg.
Setratben. Bonn Is. Sept.: Sri:
del 8eruarb, S6netbermeiitsr, nit Gus
ianna Bouri9eib.
SterbefaIIe. gom IA. Sept.
Warcus anbreas Sususs, alt 70 g., Rss
bemptoriffensS Safer; Sobann Setter Sers
pals, alt 81 g., @tienbabnsg striebs Sss
tretdr; pom l6.: Sobuun 8aptif S9mtt,
alt SO g., S9neiber Yster Tbiu, alt 81
s. 9 ROn., Gisarrenma9er, ebeIOs.
giutIf NIB Der Stabt @iIt.
Setratben.- Som o. September:
RitoIas Bilmss, Sanbarbsiter, NIT Rars
saretba Bad, obue Stanb.
SterbefdIIe. - 9cm 0. Septsms
Der: Setter @ietor, alt "a Sabre, Tass
I6bner, Dtttuer BON Warsarstba geuins !;
49,: Warsaretba, alt Is Sabre, Eo9ter
uon stephan @eib, Ean9er.
GiutIfaub Der Stabt Gre
penma5er.
Setratben. IL. Sept: Sobann
Setter emil Wilbslmp, Nbuotut : 9lnpaIt
unb erftsr grsdnsuussridtsr NIT Maria
Glitter, beibe gu 9ursmburs. 16. Sept. :
paul S4ot, SasIDbner pom bier, NIT ans
no Rapp, Ndtberiu, pon Potai9bof. 10.
Sept: Ratbtas Sepbt, Suruetaant GU
66nisIi9en atbendum ;u Sent, nit @as
tbartna Robu, obue Stanb, uon bier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11

fSnnen. Ser Sussnieur Ssriant, Der bic
Nntperpener Safenarbeiter aussefhbrt unb
~sesenpdrtts fir So MiutOnen Sranes 9as
fenarbeiten tn 2iNabon In llnternebmuns
babe, babe gntpirfe aufsefelt, bur9 bic
man BET Sdwieristsiten, bic ieinerbett ben
gIan Come be @amon's gum S@eitern
tra6ten; iberpinben wiiroen. Oie sroBe
@reusotseisai9aft (S3neiSer) werbe bic
CHARACTERIZATION hbernebmen, bic, nur
mas ben Sberbau betreffe, bret WtIionen
Sonnen @tien beanipru5sn wsrbe.
On Der @enebmisung Der franS6fi6en
&esieruns s~usifeIt Der abmtraI ni6t, sibt
aber gu, baB pom England S4pieristeiteu
su errparten isisn, bic MAJ, absr Isi9tsr ais
Bel eineH Eunnel au ibsrpinben boffen
tonne, ba England i'm &riessfaIe bic
Bride au6 bur1 feline SIotte beberri5eu
t5nne, wdbrsub Der Eunnel i9 Der gins
r~uirtuns ent3tebe. CLIQUE psrlanst fir
feline @eieai9aft psbsr cine l1ntsritisuns
nod cine 3insusrbiirsuns bur9 bic &esies
runs, ionbern nur bic @rtbetIung ber Baus
erlaubuiB. Na9 ben gorani9ldsen mfrs
ben bic Soften elfbunbsrt Mtatoneu, BET
&einertras bunbert Riatonsn erseben,
alio etpa neun Yro3ent oss &apttals. Die
Bride piirbe gu rier @sleiien conitruirt
perben - swet fir bic Gins unb awet fir
&iffabrt - uub pom 8olosne alssebenb
am Sap v9raue Raie" lanben, ba man
auf ioI9s 8siie bic SelstIippsn Collar
unb @arn, bic fi9 nur 7 SUB unter Der
WeeresF d9e befinben, aIs YfeiIer aus
nuten Tonne. 3uii9en Warn unb Der
ensIii6en &ifte bssesne t,aa elmer Etefe
pom 100 SUP, twii9en Collar unb Der
fran36ff9en elmer ioI6en pon 100 SUP,
bod babe bas nidts BebentIidss, ba man
bereits tn Guffralien nit Silfe comprimtrs
ter 2uft Observation-Disclosures Bel 200
SuB Meerestiefs uorsenomnten babe. Die
S9iffabrt werbe bur9 bieie Bride ni9t
seit6rt werben, ba man ben S4ifen bur9
eIettriide 2eu4tfeuer gang senau ben Bes
gu ben StelIsn anpeiien t0unte, mo fe bic
Bride p~aiiren f6nnten. Sbuobl man
tn unierer 3eit eisentIi9 nt9ts mebr fir
unm6sli9 ertldren iou, 70 m69te man
bod sIauben, baB nod re9t LANCE 5eit
perfieben mtrb, ebe man auf gloue's
giienbubn iibsr ben Canal rolIen Nib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11
snrembmrsii@es aus Sranfrei@,

2uremburs. SIM Isstsn Sribiabrs
batten mir uniere 2eler nit sinem Iurems
bursii9en &initler, Srn. Sobann Peptns,
sebirtis aus &apl, wobnbaft gu Baris,
Rue be Montreuil As, betannt semadt.
Osrislbe TIT sbriamsr S5ubma1ermeiffsr
unb pflest bansben bic &unf Der feinen
Solsi9niSerei. germitteIit Der t~letnften
WsiBsl felt BET Wsiitsr bic i9Snitsn,
tunftrei9fen @esenfdnSe aug sutsetrOds
netem girnbaumboIS per unb omar 10, bag
bisielben bic uobIusrbisnte 8epuuoeruns
auer u~srbienen. SIN Sribiabre bate maj
9elesenbeit, folsenbe pom benz Weiiter
aassefibrteu @esenitdnbe iu ieben: @es
naue Na6biloung Der Ratbebrale Hotre
Dame be Garis, elm Sra9tpert, weldss
pom bo9w'itsu Biidof Soppes CUR Der:
ebruns IN ben bl. 9ater ausetauft purbe.
Ssrner cine Ha9biIbuns Der sroBen Sper
In 9aris, weI9e aber bamals nod ni9t
uouenbet mar unb nun Der 8oQsnbuns ents
sessn sebt. BeiSe Stife finb wabrs
R~unffperts unb babsu benz &inifIer bic
i66niten glusssi9uunssn in ben Barrier
Runftausi teaunsen erworbeu.
Set benz Isttsn Sribiabre bat Der aiuifs
Ter wisberuu, msbrsre neue 9lrbeitsn aus
sefibrt. Die PaIms ssblbrt biesmaI
einem so gtm. boben unb 25 gtn. brett
ten, b6I3ernsa Srsus. Sahelbe 1T ebens
fals aus 8irnbaunbol3 unb omar aus
einem Stid semeiBslt. Der &initler bat
bret Wonats an benz 6unfpsrte searbsi,
tet. Safslbe 1T tnpenbis boil, foIslt9
iebr Iei9t unb entbdl., nod @nsabe bss
Riinfilers, Is. 900 Q56sr unb Ssfinuussn.
Sas 9an;e lit 70 fem, baB man meint, IS
Jet cine feinere Runfffitsrsi. gluf benz
sbenfaIs tunfuoI s~emsiBsIten, bSlserusu
Sotsl finb bic pdpftIi9en Snfsnten elm:
sesrabsn.
Nie Der Meiffer mittbeilt, werber
idmmtli5e &unitpsrfe In Der pon Der Si0:
ceie 9ursmburs gu peranitaItenben aus:
iteIuus Der fur bas SubiIdum bes bI. go.
tiers beffimmten 6sitsei&ente ausssteut
weroen unb lit bas erudbnte, fu~nffpoIs
Rreus ebenfaus fur ben 81. Batter bsitimmt.
glls neues Runifpert bat Der &anifler baa
YortaI Der Ratbebrals Rctre Dame in Ya:
rts porse3eist. gs beitst ubr unb 2aute:
wert unb lit iebr sei4mafuoI unb NIT ben
sr6Bten Rnniffertistett ausssfibrt. SER
8epins ma9t ieinsm Runfbsrufe unb BEN
8atsrIanbe ale gbre. SsrisIbe sebenti
wdbrenb zines Ronats tn &apI su blei.
ben nnb bann pieSer mad Saris turidsu.
tebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11
Ut 8.
Heretniate Staaten.
Ger Sc Rars SsroIb" i9reibt:

Ser v9s Wars SsroIb" idrsibt:
@Sbetrib ms, mittbeiIen gu miifIen
oaB Yeter 9rpelbin9 bon 2iberty Sownlbip
lpel9er lett 8 0o6en am Rerpenfieber barnie:
berlte9t, Wontas Ra6t INN 10 ubr feline 13i6b:
rtSe &odter bur6 baiielbe 2eiben uerlor. frau
erpelotn9 1T ebenfaas ertrantt.
Ger 2uremburser unter r.
fIbungss8eretn In Chicago batte
am 2. SttOber gsamtsnwabl. gs iut
namIi9 erpablt worbsn:
Yrdfbent - Pstsr &euter;
8tcesYrdfbent - Matbias 2itsen;
Sinan3sS efretdr - Seinri4 Yroff;
Protocollirenber : SstretGr - Nitolas
@lefener;
Waribau - Gb. 8. llrbain;
@erpaltunssratb - @b. @uirf1, ..
&lein unb g6. gorbt6.
Die Ssrren &euter, llrbain, &Iein unb
Gorbie batten ibr Gmt friber ni9t tnne.
aus Nsw Baparia, Ohio, tbeilt
,ns Serr s. g. SammsrsI init, baB feline
Srau, Mnna 9ammereI, am IA. Ssptsms
Der I'M Nlter BON 40 Sabren unb stli9sn
Wpnatsu mad l2idbrissr 6rdufIi1tsit,
pobl uerieben NIT ben 81. Sasramenten,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11

seitorben 1T. sic moi gu 9roBbous ses
bOrsn unb birterIdBt 9 &tuber, bas dlteffe
90, bas iinsite 4 Sabre alt. llnier
%2anbsmarn 6ammerel nl6se ii9 ~tr6ften:
9ott CAB fe, Soft nabm fisl
60 uirb pobI man9en 2urembursern
ieltfam portommen 3u bOren, baB P. Wei4el
2autb pom Soltb Benb, Snb., bic polnis
i9e Spra9e 70 gut iprt9t, SaB sr ais
&ebner auf Der Generally erIammluns Der
polnti9en Ssrsine In. Gbicaso uuftretsn
tonnte. Ct ueriebt cine pOInii3e 9ss
meinbe In Soutb Benb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-11
Str&fi6e %2leatsRettem.
4 Il b.

Sas 2epsSaus In Netp Yorf. Sc,
bo9w. 9lb miniifrator Der Di6csie Nltor
bat perorbnet, baB bic 5dIfte bes @rtrases
Der 9%apitcouscte, msI9e In bisisu BIS:
tbume felt pielen Sabren au1 &oIentraus:
%fonntaae wirb, benz ~ssplanten 2eos 5aui'
5ufaaen iou.
@r3bi6ceie @btcaso.
Sn Der CT. Nbalbertss STRIDE gu Gbi:
cage fanb I'M 10. Septsmbsr Worsens BIZ
feierli9e gr6ffnuns beS poInti1sn tatbo:
Iti9en Central eretns Der Der. Staater
fat. lleber 40 0eIesaten aus allen Gbsi'
len ber Der. Staaten waren anpelenb'
Ser bo9p'te grsbiidof Ssebau, P. sri:
1ael 2autb pon Soutb Benb, Snb., uni
ST. Setter &tolbafa bielten Reben. I'm
10 rbr fanb eth feterIides So9amt itatt
weI9es bon &eu. @. @3p3ewstt aus Soutb
Benb eelebrirt wurbe. MIs Otatonen al
fittrtsn tim bic bo9p. Serren W. Mat.
towsfi pom 8ap gitp, Mt9., unb 6. 81:
Iestt BON Chicago. 9te Seitprebist bell
P. Sineen3 Barspnsti, 8sctor Der ct,
StanisIaussS ir@e pom Chicago. auBer:
benz warsn nod folsenbe bo9w. Serreu
anpsienb: Urban &as3tiepics BON Otis,
Snb., Saul @u3owsti BON Detroit, Mt9.
Stncen3 2spanSopsti, Sip. @orsti, Glem.
RosoStnsti unb Wiu. @rusa pon MiI:
wautse, 8is., 9aIsntin gBpsepsti uni
Mi9. 2autb pou Soutb 8enb, Sub., u.
Snisorstt pom scranton. Ya., Gbuart
Soslowsti bon Milan, Ri6., g. Bon:
sanis pom @ranb Rapibs, Wi9., 8. Wac:
5pusti, 9. Barspnsti, u. Sulf, $. 81
9oti, s. Wa6baift, g.. Sloptstowsti
unb 6. Earafepics pon gbicaso. De,
geutraIs8 sretn umfaBt iber 40 8ereine In
ben Ser. Staaten, in benen bic Yoler
f9on iiber $50 @smeinbeu baben. Oit
sr6Bte &usabl pon Yolen pobnsn In gbts
cage, NO man beren $4,000 5ablt.
Ot6ceie @Iepelanb.
Mm Sonutag, ben 0. October, bat ben
bo9p'fte giidof @iImour pom gleueIaut
ben @dltsin CUR rieusn tatboIii9en &tr9,
IN 8eruid, Seneca Co., g., seIest.
Ser budip'te Siidof S'Gunnpr weibt'
firali9 bic neue bsuti9e, pou ben Sran;is'
fanern paitorirte Stride gu Smaba elm,
9ie Stride entbdlt TN untern Stodperi
Gaum fir bte Pfarrl1ule. SaS 9ebdubs
NIT Sinrthtruu foifet $40. 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-12
A. r. ~li0OGDON,
The Man who Exploded the BomR
In the Grand Opera House.

The MAN who Exploded the Bomb
In h Grand Opera House.
ESPECIAL TO THE sKsrINKL.I
SAN Francisco, Feb. 1l.-Many people
Of this city state that Hodgdou, who 81.
ploded the bomb in the Grand Opers
House on Monday night. is the same man
who threw a bomb into the Geddes 4
Bertrand mine, near Eureka, Nevada,
about five years ago, for the purpose OF
killing q miner at work there. The state.
ment of his daughter, to the effect tina,
Hodgdon had been involved in o quarrel
with q miner 10 that region. about the
same m IL q partial confederation OF
the theory.
"A. 7. Hodgdon was tried in the Dis.
tflct Court OF this county on April IS,
1888, for an attempt TO commit arson In
me second degree. The charge was tina,
hodgdon attempted to set fire 10 the Ged.
des 4 Bertrand hosting works In Secret
canyon, BY pouring upon the shingles
around the smokestack u large quantity OF
'urpentine, and that Giant or Hercnles
powder had been cut up and pressed under
'ne shingies. These explosives were also
saturated with turpentine, and were placed
around and near the ~smokestaok. and In
.he Immediate vicinity of a number OF
pason pine sticks that had been smesred
over with Giant powder, and in
,ne crevfes Of which matches had
tSs place The superstition was
.aa1 .nese had all been placed so that
we neat from the smokestack would ignite
.hem and cause an explosion, and throueb
sna' means destroy the hosting WORKS.
aaa ~ the same time kill engineer
~Denhison. with whom Hodgdon had some
uoaoie IN regard TO q mining patent
A,sss . 'riai Of two days, there not being
;umclens evidence to convict Hodedop. tbe
'ufy returned a verdict Of not guilty.
asSs als return to Secret CANYON. a few
ss,, s ssser. the miners OF that csmp. moi
poSasa win the result OF the trial. rode
m;, asaon on . rail q distance Of about two
csmn al ana DC was ordered to leave ,he
m;na ana never to come back again. The
and s, despite tho Judgment Of the Cours
Grim! Jury; SUI held him guilty Of the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-12

81 oapron's. prove the appetite
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-12
Foreign Notes.

ESPECIAL TO TEE sKsTINkL.l
ST.. PETERSBURG. Feb. 1.-THE Russian
Mediterranean feet has been ordered to
japan. where the Gear intends TO assem-.
BILE q squadron Of considerable proportions.
CAPE TowS. Feb. l1.-Traders from the
interior report that the explorer. Dr.
Holub, his wife. and the entire party 40
companying him, have been massacred by
the natives.
GLASGOW, Feb. 1.-THE striking miners
at Blantyre resumed rioting to-day. and
wrecked q number OF stores. Seventy OF
them were arrested.
LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE Duke OF Lein'
ster. ''Charles William Fitzgerald" Ia
dead. aged 68 years.
PARIS, Feb. lI.-Edgar Ravul Duva'
the well.known French politician 10 dead
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-12
Eureka skating Rink.

This popular place Of amusement 10
again open.. Mr.. Mckay. the proprietor,
will use his best efforts to make II
pleasant for his patrons. Music will be
in attendance at stated intervals. There will
be morning and evening sessions; also In
the afternoons. when practicable, Pains
will be taken to assist new beginners.
The price Of admission will be as usual.
Monthly tickets on sale at the Rink. Y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-12
THE SEA sCOURGE,

OR, FOUR MONTHS ON H CONFEDERATE
ALABAMA.
Being the thrilling experiences Of one OF
her crew upon her memorable and de-
structive cruise around the world. wildly
written and described in TIE New YORK
WAvERLY and now for sale by all news-
dealers. Ask for No. 20, or send to THE
WAvERLY PUBLISHING Co.. 81 Warren street,
New York, for free sample copy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-12
RAIsIng Fine stock

:, M o'ookman says that A. @. Cleveland.
"u''e TN county. is a lover Of horse.
,ro,. , and Is raising exclusively largo
ios sss; thai will always be in demanS
styls aisge stock, and are fully equal. In
inamls, :" 'ne hentucky' bred an
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-12
PaIisade Hotel,

The restaurant attached to the Palisade
Hotel has just been opened by Miss Lizzie
Pratt, A irst.class French oook has been
employed. and the table furnished with all
the delicacies Of the season. Special 40.
commodations to travellers aud families.
The rooms are large and airy. and have all
been refitted and refurnished. A first.
class hotel in every particular.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-12
Good Poker sbnrns.

sacramento Record Union: II not good
sooaA some Of the legislators are
Ssv puaer snarps. One Of them Wednes.
membsr ~ won $1,000 at q sitting. This
,rins 'er Is opposed to going ON %iunketins
snau.. ne says Sacramento Ia a FOOD
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Jackson House--Eugene Howell, Ham
ilton.
Bureau HOTEL. Quinn, Spring Valley
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-12

WHITE PINE STAGE LINE

ARRIVALS Tuesday sIaHT.
Eugene Howell.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-12
Election Of

., meeting of the Board Of Trustees
inc 1s Eureka Tunnel Consolidated Min.
els., company the following osloers WI
S.ea: Il. sadler. President: .Jobu p. were
the mine. LARD foreman OF
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-12

Dyspepsia cured by the use Of I'D Z
D"-for sale ct Cspron's drug store. y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-12
yssrExnAY's STOCK SALES.

EVENING BoARD.
zoo Ophif-12
1870 Mexican-6A
9s0 Gould & Curry-4S0c 1900
120 Best & Beleher-l0
100 Savsge-6
40 Chollsr-7s
100 Potosi-8h
I50 Hale & Norcross-5h 6H
IM Crown Point-365c 5000 $500
100 Yellow Jacket-46Oc fIOc
$50 Alpha-2A
80 CoDfdence--7k
50 s. N~eysda-480c
5OO BuIlion-24oc 1850 245c bsO Ease
$40 Exchequer-1h 145c
100 Oyerman-120c
100 Justice--lA
$50 Union-430c A
500 Alta-130c
100 Julia-55c
100 0ccidentsl--2k
400 Lady Washington zoo
Con. Californis-l9Ab goa
$50 Eureka Con.-6h
100 Navsjo-95c
200 B. Isle--25c
N. b. Belle Isle-3Ab 390a
$50 Nevada Q~ueen-l45c
45O Mt. Cory-7h
200 Mono-2h
200 Con. Paciic-25e
400 Crocker- 90c
Peerless-55b Goa
l75 Central $50
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-12
m. KARSKY.
Proprietor of the White HOus
Clothing Emporium.

Is selling his immense stock OF Winter
clothing. and all other goods. at greatly
reduced prices. Bargain seekers will do
we'll to examine my stock before buying
elsewhere. M. KARsKY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-05

of the ground, wet and slippery with the
occasional showers. the playing was
very good. Willis and McKeever for
Minneapolis and MOrkin and Kemmler
occupied the points, respectively, in the
morning game, and hits were few and far
between them on both sides. Minneapolis
failed to score up to the seventh, but
should then have won the game. In the
third, with two men out, Patton made
an overthrow to first which let in two
runs. OF the total of seven runs not
one was earned on either side. Shaw
made another pretty one-handed catch,
but just before it dropped an easy fly.
The low score, with the game hanging
in the balance. kept up the excitement
throughout The score is as follows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-05
SOME OF THE SPECTATORS.
A List of Those Who Were No
ticed in the Grand Stand.


From st. Paul there were Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Warner, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bickel, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bickel, Jr., the Misses Bickel, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Tarbox, Mrs. w. r. Merriam,
Miss Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Mer-
riam, Col. and Mrs. A. Allen, Ehle Allen
and lady, Mr. and Mrs. j. Ii. Burwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz, DIR. and Mrs.
Beecher, Lon Kittson, the Misses KittsOn,
DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Stone, Miss Stinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam bearing, Col. Q. w.
Griggs, Miss Griggs. Mrs. George Davis
and party, John S. Prince, Miss Prince,
Daniel II. Moon, Charming Seaburg,
William Lindeke, A. ID. Lindeke, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Seymour and party,
John Summers, Geo. Monfort and lady,
l.. N. Scott and others, and from Min
neapolis, G. A. Pillsbury, Fred S. Pills
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Elliott, Judge
and Mrs. P. NJ. Babcoek, Mr.. and Mrs.
Melady, Mr.. and Mrs. E: J. Phelps, Mr.;
and Mrs. VIII Truesdale, Senator and
Mrs r. B. Langdon, DR.. Dunsmore and
company, MessrS. Watson, John
c. Oswald and party, DIR. o.. }.
Evans, Ed Dana, Frank Mackey
and party, DR.. ID. III. Dooman, Fred
Dean. MIR. and Mrs. LovejOy,. Steve
LoveiOy, Mr. Casey, w. b. Sherman,
Dayton Elliott, Thomas Wilson. Charles
Carpenter, Mr.. Barrow, Harry Legg,
John Crosby and Col. Hatch. MIR. and
Mrs. Dennis Ryan of st. Paul, and
Premier John Norquay of Manitoba,
also contributed party.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-05

NFNE.K MIND IIIE RAlS.
send-off, but was pulled up, and IL Todd
led past the half, three-quarters pole and
stand, Monte Cristo showing a nose in front
at the quarter pole. Todd passing him again
and leading at the half but Volante on the
far turn easily came ahead and led to the
wire. an easy winner by length. G II Todd
second and Monte Cristo third; time, 3:06l2.
Fourth race, Sheridan stakes, threc-year-
olds. one and oneq1arter miles, Safe Ban,
Montrose, Ten Times and Miss Ford were III
the front rank nj the send Off, Ten Times
coming to the front as they ncared the grand
stand: Safe Ban second and Montrose third,
the others punched. All were strung outin
the first turn, the order of the leaders being
unchanged al the quarter pole, Miss Ford
taking fourth position, but as they went past
the half Ten Times was leading by half u
length, Montrose second and Safe Ban third,
Miss Ford following but going through the
bunch and leading around 10 the home
stretch, Ten Times falling back and Montrose
taking second ana Wary third. AS they en-
tered the stretch half way down Terra Gotta
aid Jim Gore came through, and with Miss
Ford made driving race TO the wire, Terra
Gotta winning by Il length. Miss Ford second
a length and a half ahead of Jim Gore.
Time, 2:l0ls
Fifth race all ages. thrce-qlarters of n mile
heats. Ilindoo Rose won i'll three successive
heats, Eva K finishing second each heat aud
apparently not trying to win. Turner, her
Jockey. w:ls called into the judges stand and
reprimaiitlcd. Time, L: IL. :16A, I:I1l2.
SlXlN race. ScilflR. one nile, u. ID. B0D1ta,
Wandero AID Bell Taw were in front ut the
start. Iiell Taw taking tile lead at the quarter.
Wandcro second and Bonita thiid, but
Bonita came ahead il the far turn and led to
the finish first by two lengths, IIottentot sec
ond and Wandero third; $3.50. Nellie Harvey.
Nettie Arnot and Euphony being left at the
post. Time, /: :44.
Seventh race. steeple chase short course,
Nettie Watkins made all the running, but
was beat out in the home stretch by Aurelan
by two lengths, Wellington finishing third.
Time 3:0l31
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making the programme equivalent to
ten races. The weai her was warm and
the track trifie slow, owing to yester-
days rain. The following are the de-
tiilS:
First race, maiden. two-year-olds, six fur
lngs, Bertha got away in the lead and WAS
II ever headed, Vengance second all round,
and coming fast at the fnisng was a neck
n ok away at the wire, Bertha winning and
+ lima coming third time, 1:l1A.
Second race, all ages, one and one-eighth
miles, Aurelia Mofiie's Last and Modesty
were off i'll front, Aurelia at once taking the.
lead with Mollies Last next Modesty third.
running this way round to the home stretch,
where Malaria took third place. Aurelia and
Mallie's Last whipped in from the head OF
the stretch. Autelia winning by two lengths,
Malaria whipping Mollie's Last at the wire
and finishing second; time, l .56.
Third race, Columbiasstakes, all ages, one
and thrcc fourths miles, Volantc led at the
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THE GRAND STAND BEFORE THE RACES.

Cynthiana. KY. James G.. ch s; George C.
Raymond, st. Paul, Mimi, A. V. PaptiiHd. b
g; f. A. IIicock, San Francisco, Cal,
Voucher, br e.
The concluding trotting event of the
meeting will be the 80 stake amount
ing to $500. and for this purse the en-
tries are: E. &. Long. st. Paul, Mimi;
Betsy Brown, br g; William ii. McCar-
they, Lexington. KY, Ida II, ch M;
+. }, Ayers, Burlington. Wis, Ceivana
Spraguc, brn IN; ii. G. Vau GIN, Mime
ncapolis, Mimi, Fred ID, g; Henry
Chamberlin, Arrapahoe, Neb., Mcleod,
ch s; IL. A. Treadwell. Elgin. ILL.,, Pat
Quinn, br &; Forest City Farm, Cleve-
land, u, ,Bertha 5, b m; L.. j. Laws,
Denver, Col. Sleepy Dave, b &; W. II.
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Hickock's horse would win the heat.
This he did easily. his nearest competi-
tor, Hilton, being several lengths i'll the
rear. Slow time was made, however,
on account of the rain, the figures hung
out on the blackboard being 2:2619.
Several attempts were necessary ere
the horses received the word in the
fourth heat, and numerous breaks were
observable before reaching the stand.
Finally the quartette were on even
terms, their drivers almost hidden by
heavy waterproofS, and III a heavy
downpour they spashed along in the
mrd Patron nroyed the better trotter.
however. and did not leave his feet once
during the mile, While Arab had TO be